Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-08-21
Iron Mondays Daily.l
INALMAauNhL.

'hiS morning for San Francisco.
Commissioned Jno. r. Bradley return.
ed from Sau Francisco last evening.
&c. Harlow, State Printer, WAS a
passenger on this mornings west bound
train.
Willie CuIIen's fruit Sign is a sp.ci.
ment Of hne sign painting. The work
was lone by U. L. Harvey.
The Austin Reyeiile notes The arrival
OF Stanley Taber. one of the COMPOST.
ots Oh the INDEPENDENT.
Cot. L. Z. lEardesty nud Ben Fitch
left this morning for San Francisco 10
purchase the furniture for the new no.
tel at Wells.
Mrs. Dr. Keelcr received q dispatch
from her husband this morning stating
That he would arrive here to.mor-
low morning.
The fruit crop about Healdsburg. So
MONA county. is 81 great that much of
1t is rottiug Oh the trees for want OF help
to gather it.
Professor Orvis Ring passed through
this morning on his return from tie
meeting OF tie National Educational
Society at Chicago.
A numLcr Of artesian wells are now
being sunk on ranches all over New
Mexico. The boring as i rule has been
attended with success.
Mrs. Terry has for sale CapillHris, all
excellent remedy for all diseases OF the
scalp md sLIu. as we'll as line dress
my for the hair. Try u bottle.
I. W. Booth, Representative Of the
Grand EncamI urut |. O.. +. to the
Sovereign Grand Lodge, passed through
last evening Tor Salt Lake City.
Mrs. II. II. Clark. wife Of The late
Rev. T.. W. Clark. Who for atty year
was IA missionary TO the Hawaiian is.
lands, died at Chicago last Friday.
The prcAmhula;!us restaurant still!
Perambu!aic, aud di,prn,rS "everytLing
fresh" We suggest that the proprie-
tor invest ia a little salt to couutcract
some Of tile .'irr,hurss."
Col. F.. l.. II rlr-ty. Geo. II Mcigs,
Il. =. HamiIl. Ben Fitch aud john Tin.
min, Of the firm OF Sparks : Tinnln came
down from Wells yesterday morning
and spcut the 10y ia town.
Louis Miller, who seems to be some
what ont Of balance in thu uppc STORY.
was taken 10 the county Jail aud locked
up on Saturday evening. When given
food he ate as though he Was almost
starved.
The Premium LAST, with rules and
for the Third Annual Fair Of
the Nsv"da State Agricultural Society,
to be held at Reno Sept. 2lSi to Oct. !,
1871. has reached our table. 1t Is IA
little pamphlet Of - pages printed
at the State Printing Office.
Since the conviction Of Wilson and
Johnson. the Clevingcr murlercr-. Jesse
has been released from Gus.
toiy and has been taken la chnrc. by
the county until hrr condition which A.
present il delicate, will permit her re-
to Missouri, where she has reln-
living.
Epstou Globe. 4 New York bank
mole firm il said 10 lie working ON nm
order Tor 5p.0OD H,ho,rnphs of Senator
Joun Sherman. SiL still. Mr. Blaine.
~, still and cri,y ,ulrsrIf; if those ar.
distributed. they will fix Honest John.
and IA, will give YOU manngrrs no
further trouble.
- l,o,r ,h., ovo,,
u.h,..r,,,i ,.;,, u,a. n,,, l..
tb, roi,rond and local authorities for
the crr,nr, Of the Pnunro traiu robbers.
The combined rrwnrds aggregate SIC.
Opu. AMI detectives, az well rs II detuch-
mrut of soldiers, nrc securing the
country and hopes ARE entertained TINT
the bold outlaws will eventually bc cap
tured. Indications lead TO the brlirf
that but two men were engaged in the
robbery.
Tho Bellevue. Idaho. Herald snys.
"An.r YOU get on vour ear and make
up yonr mind TO stop your paper or nd.